This time it only took one season for the Gallaudet to set a school record for wins in a season. After last year's team broke a 112-year-old program record with 17 wins in a season, Gallaudet reached the 18 mark as it swept Keuka 5-3, 8-3, on the road Sunday in a NEAC doubleheader at Kuhl Field.

Jeff Scafidi's 14th career home run on Sunday set the all-time record for Anna Maria. Anna Maria athletics photo

• Sunday's results
• Wooster pitcher hurls perfect game
• CNU wins USA South title, AQ
• Monday's schedule
• Tuesday's schedule

Jeff Scafidi drilled a fastball to deep left-center field over the 346 ft. fence at Wachusett Regional for his 14th career home run setting the AMCAT all-time HR record as Anna Maria swept a doubleheader from visiting Norwich in GNAC action. Anna Maria took game one 12-2 behind a strong 6 inning pitching performance by Justin Hyland and game two by a score of 11-3. On the opposing side, Norwich junior outfielder Dustin Shimkus picked up his 100th career hit, a fourth inning double.

Marywood's offense came alive late in game one and stayed hot throughout game two as the Pacers swept a non-conference doubleheader from visiting Penn State Wilkes-Barre in Scranton.  With the pair of wins, Marywood improved to 19-11 and tied the school record for wins in a season, previously set by the 2002 squad that went 19-19 on the year.  The Pacers won the opener 8-3 and the nightcap 11-4 and got complete-game victories from Mike Siciliano and Joseph DiLoreto in the process.

For the second consecutive day, UW-La Crosse earned a pair of walk-off victories over UW-Oshkosh at North Campus Field.  After winning a pair of 4-3 contests Saturday, including the second in 10 innings, the Eagles earned a 4-3 victory in Sunday's opener before coming back to win the nightcap, 9-8 in 12 innings. With the win in the opener, UW-L head coach Chris Schwarz earned his 150th career victory. The wins moved UW-La Crosse into first place in the WIAC standings.

The 14th-ranked Tigers improved to 27-5 overall and 12-2 in the NCAC following a doubleheader sweep of Wabash at Walker Field.  DePauw blanked the Little Giants in the first game, 6-0, and took a 10-5 victory in the nightcap. With the sweep the Tigers clinched the NCAC West Division title and a spot in the conference tournament. Wabash dropped to 13-19 overall and 4-6 in the conference. In game one, Hobs Donovan improved to 2-0 with the three-hit shutout and recorded 12 strikeouts.

Scranton got hot at the plate at the right time and got another complete game from Rocky Sawyer to roll to a 9-4 win over Moravian at Connell Park. The Royals pounded out 12 hits, including three home runs, while improving to 13-13. The win keeps Scranton one game behind Drew for the final playoff spot. The Royals and Rangers meet in a three-game series next weekend.

Elmhurst completed a three-game series sweep over North Central by hammering the Cardinals 11-3 at Butterfield Park. The win marked Bluejays' first series sweep of a CCIW opponent since the 2007 season when Elmhurst defeated Wheaton three times. Dave Wolak led the Bluejays at the plate, finishing 4-for-5 with three runs scored and two RBI.

As far as storybook endings in baseball are concerned, it doesn't get much better. Bottom of the ninth, bases loaded, game is tied and a freshman, going up against his hometown school and a handful of his former teammates, steps into the batter's box. What happened next sounds like its straight out of a cheesy Hollywood script. Victor Munoz drilled a walk-off grand slam over the left field wall, giving Occidental a 7-3 win over La Verne at Anderson Field. It was the rookie's first career home run and the biggest hit of his young career, coming against the first-place Leopards.

Freshman Thomas Bauer had two home runs this weekend for Maritime. Maritime photo by Joe Guster

Maritime split its doubleheader with NYU-Poly on Saturday at Reinhart Field and then earned a sweep of Purchase on Sunday to finish the weekend with three wins in four conference games. Christopher Myers earned his team-leading fifth victory of the season, pitching a complete game, allowing five runs on seven hits with six strikeouts. Game two saw a stellar pitching performance by Trevor Cannella, who threw a complete game shutout, while allowing just four hits for his fourth win of the season.

A two-run home run by Wildcats' Kramer Lindell in the top of the 13th inning gave visiting Linfield a 4-2 win over Chapman, earning a doubleheader split at Hart Park. The Panthers had captured the first game on Sunday 6-1 behind an outstanding pitching performance by Kevin Osaki and the two teams split the four-game weekend series in Orange. Osaki tossed a complete-game eight-hitter, while striking out a career-high 12 batters to lead Chapman (13-19) past the No. 19 ranked Wildcats. Osaki (2-1) became the third Panthers' pitcher in the series to throw a complete game, walking just one batter. The lone blemish against the junior was a solo homer by Lindell in the sixth inning which, at the time, tied the game at 1-1.

Ithaca extended its winning streak to seven with a 14-4 win at Utica. The win gave the Bombers a three-game sweep of the Pioneers on the weekend as Ithaca totaled 38 runs over the three games. Teagen Barresi and Mathers each had three hits to lead the Ithaca offense. Barresi was 3-for-6 with a double, three RBIs and a run scored. Mathers was 3-for-4 with three doubles. He scored twice and drove in a run.

Thomas More rallied from an 8-2 deficit to defeat PrAC leading Westminster (Pa.) 10-9 in 10 innings today at Westminster Field in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania.Thomas More scored one in the first, two in the second, two in the sixth, five in the seventh and one in the 10th, while holding Westminster to two in the first, one in the fourth, five in the fifth and one in the ninth for the 10-9 extra inning victory.

Erik Munzer's four stolen bases was a season high for the Pomona-Pitzer outfielder. Pomona-Pitzer athletics photo

Junior center fielder Erik Munzer was 4-for-5 with four stolen bases, and added a key two-run single in a nine-run eighth inning as Pomona-Pitzer captured a 15-7 win over Cal Lutheran at Alumni Field.

Colby-Sawyer pitching held the Maine-Farmington scoreless over a pair of NEAC games at Hippach Field. In the first game, Colby-Sawyer's PJ Singster outdueled UMF's Casey Ashey in a 3-0 win. Singster tossed a three-hitter in the victory. The sophomore, who walked one batter, faced just two batters over the minimum. Ashey struck out a career-high eight strikeouts in the complete game. He walked three and gave up six hits. In the second game, Jordie Scheiner went 6.1 innings in the win and Greg Doucette closed the door as Colby-Sawyer closed out the sweep with a 2-0 win.

Carthage continued to crawl back into the CCIW race with a 15-5 win over CCIW-opponent Illinois Wesleyan at the Carthage Baseball Field in Kenosha, Wis. The Red Men won the Illinois Wesleyan series after the two teams split a Saturday, April 14 doubleheader. Carthage pounded out 17 hits off four Titan pitchers.  Tyler Eickmeyer, Joey Aiello, Mike Gentile and Mike Wasche had three hits each, with Andrew Arenson driving in four runs.

Baldwin-Wallace swept Wilmington in an OAC doubleheader at Tewksbury-Delaney Field. With the two victories, the Yellow Jackets improve to 23-6 overall and 7-3 in the OAC. At the plate, Anthony Longhitano lead the offense by going 3-for-4 with two runs scored, four runs-batted-in, a stolen base and a home run. In nightcap Brendan Toughey was 3-for-4 with three runs scored, a walk, and a pair of stolen bases. On the mound, Jon Capadona got the start and went six innings. He gave up two runs (one earned) on five hits and struck out two batters.

A 16-hit onslaught led Vassar over Union 15-3 in game one of a Liberty League doubleheader split, but in the second game, the Brewers were unable to match Union's offensive performance, falling 11-7. Vassar found its swing with 14 runs across the first five innings en route to a 15-3 win in game one. In game two, Union scored five runs in third inning and withstood a ferocious Vassar rally for an 11-7 win.

Hal Landers and Sean Ryan each drove in three runs to propel No. 6 Wheaton (Mass.) to its fifth-straight win, a 10-7 triumph over Southern Maine, in non-conference action at Sidell Stadium. Ryan went 4-for-5 with a home run and two runs scored while freshman Apolinar De la Cruz was 3-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored.  Landers was 2-for-5.

Christian Spurr's first inning single tied the game and Ramapo went on to pile up runs in a 22-7 win. Ramapo athletics photo

Ramapo defeated Baruch in a non-conference game at Jeff Maund Field, 22-7. Dave Jacob finished the day going 3-3 at the plate with two runs scored while Christian Spurr was 2-3 with two runs scored and two RBI. Lee Rozins was 2-2 with a team leading five RBI. Daniel Youngsman earned his first win of the season as he struck out seven over 5.2 innings while scattering six hits.

Olivet split a MIAA doubleheader with Albion at Frank Joranko Field in Albion. The Britons won the first game 2-0 before the Comets salvaged the split with an 8-7 win in the nightcap. In the opener, Albion scored a run in the second inning on a sacrifice fly and another run in the fifth on an RBI-single. Olivet left the tying runs stranded on the bases in the seventh inning. In game two it was the Britons falling short as the tying run was thrown out at the plate in the final inning.

After sweeping the Blue Devils on Saturday the Warhawks did it again Sunday at Prucha Field at Miller Stadium in Whitewater. The Warhawks won game one 12-1 in eight innings and game two 11-8.  In game one Steve Bartlein's home run in the bottom of the eighth gave the Warhawks a 12-1 lead and ended the game early by virtue of the ten-run rule.  Bartlein was 2-for-5 in the game with six RBIs.  Bartlein's six RBIs is a season high for the Warhawks and he now has three games this season with multiple RBIs. Game two went a little differently.  UW-Stout jumped out to a 4-0 lead after two innings.  The Warhawks responded scoring eight unanswered runs to go up 8-4 after six and kept the Blue Devils from recaputing the lead.

Behind a home run and double from Zack Galasso, the St. Vincent Bearcats came from behind to win in 10 innings on the road over Thiel in PrAC competition. A.J. Kavinsky drew a walk with the bases loaded in the 10th frame for the game-winning run.

Pacific Lutheran scored six runs in the middle three innings and went on to defeat George Fox, 10-6, in a NWC game played at the PLU field. As a result of take two of three games from George Fox, the Lutes improve to 20-11 overall and 12-6 in the conference, two games back of NWC leader Pacific and one back of Whitworth. The Bruins are now 16-18 overall and 12-9 in the conference.